Red Sox 2013 Rewind: Sounds From A Championship Season
As Opening Day 2014 arrives, listen to sweet sounds from the Red Sox 2013 season.
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As Opening Day 2014 arrives, listen to sweet sounds from the Red Sox 2013 season.
The Boston Red Sox have set their opening day 25-man roster for the 2014 season.
A few Red Sox opening day fun facts to get your ready for Monday's season-opener in Baltimore.
Who will be the MVP of the Boston Red Sox in 2014? Vote now in our new Pick-A-Side!
The most important month of the season for the 2014 Boston Red Sox may very well be April.
They're starting to fire up the sausage stands on Yawkey Way, which means it's time to preview the Red Sox and the rest of the AL East.
The Red Sox aren't looking back at last year's World Series or even ahead to what could happen this October. The only thing they're taking from 2013 is the same approach each and every night.
It's official: Grady Sizemore will be the Boston Red Sox' opening day center fielder.
Grady Sizemore will likely be the Red Sox' starting center fielder come opening day on Monday, but he won't be the first batter to step to the plate when Boston begins their World Series defense.
In a move nearly all Red Sox fans saw coming, Red Sox manager John Farrell has named Jon Lester the team's opening day starter.
The Red Sox may be the defending World Series champions, but the organization is still putting in plenty of work to enhance the Fenway Park fan experience in 2014.
Comcast SportsNet Red Sox beat writer Scott McAdam joined Andy Gresh and Scott Zolak on Thursday to talk about the Red Sox and how they've looked in spring training with the season right around the corner.
As soon as the Red Sox get started on defending their 2013 World Series Championship, Tony Massarotti's The Baseball Reporters will return to the 98.5 The Sports Hub's airwaves.
The Red Sox are going to look incredibly Patriotic when they visit President Barack Obama at the White House next week.
Adam Jones talks the top of the Red Sox' lineup with MLB.com writer Ian Browne.